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Depo 336-2002N-AS Pontiac Trans Am Driver/Passenger Side Replacement Fog Light Assembly
by Depo
Bought the above for my 2000 Trans Am. They come with the mounting brackets and bulbs and factory electrical connector. They come packaged nicely and have a clear cellophane film on the front to prevent scratches. This film should be removed prior to install. They fit perfect and work perfect. Make sure you buy GM 14103461 bumper cover retainers as you will need three. I butchered mine getting the lower three off the front facia to access the two 10mm bolts that hold the fog lights in. It will help to take out the bolts that hold the lower end extractors to gain access to the fog light bolts. When removing or installing the fog lights the trick is to rotate them towards the cut outs in the fog light hole so that you are pulling them out/putting them in bracket end up through front fog light opening.
I checked on Amazon and saw the negative feedback on the non-OEM DRL's something about the hole not being big enough or deep enough. I have no clue what they mean when they say it requires drilling.
I checked on Amazon and saw the negative feedback on the non-OEM DRL's something about the hole not being big enough or deep enough. I have no clue what they mean when they say it requires drilling.
The problem isn't the housing, it's the shitty bolts GM used for them. It's the bolt that holds the housing in place and it is very fragile. I snapped mine in half on the first OEM housing when I was removing it because I loosened it too quickly and forcefully. So, it's not the Depo housings that is the problem, it's the bolt that you have to reuse from your OEM housing that's the issue.
The problem isn't the housing, it's the shitty bolts GM used for them. It's the bolt that holds the housing in place and it is very fragile. I snapped mine in half on the first OEM housing when I was removing it because I loosened it too quickly and forcefully. So, it's not the Depo housings that is the problem, it's the bolt that you have to reuse from your OEM housing that's the issue.
I bought some new stainless bolts from Lowe's to fit. Just be careful when installing the bolts as even new ones are fragile. I broke one in a new turn signal and had a hell of a time getting it out.
They may look fine at night but there really is a huge difference when you buy new ones. Over time they begin to look cloudy, like the picture you posted, and not clear like they should be.
They may look fine at night but there really is a huge difference when you buy new ones. Over time they begin to look cloudy, like the picture you posted, and not clear like they should be.
Well I did buy a set when it was originally suggested. I suppose it can't hurt to swap them out.
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Trans Am Fog Lights 
